Adam Pengilly

You can't appreciate what we just saw.

Well, because it's your mob not doing it.

That will go to an origin folklore.

It's one of the great escapes, right?

That's what it is.

It will be remembered for the ages.

But you can't escape the fact that that game was won because Caelan Ponga got sent off.

Yeah.

Who would you consider, when you were a journo, your biggest rival?

Really, obviously, definitely.

I think Reedy, Karyanis, Buzz, like the Telegraph, we're driven to try and beat the telly.

I worked closely with Danny for a long time and got to see him.

I wouldn't consider him a rival, but someone that I respected the way he operated.

But then there's also guys like Andrew Webster.

You look at the way he writes, there's different elements of being a good rugby league reporter and everyone respects different things.

But from a pure news-breaking point of view, I think Karyanis and Reedy and Buzz and Riccio and Bedell, like those guys,

And I had a lot of respect for him.

That motivated me every day.

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Behind the scenes news on and off the field.